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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
10
An educational overview describes two freshwater habitats lentic standing water and lotic moving water. It details surface film open water shore bottom zones in lentic bodies, and rapids pools in streams, plus algae as a primary producer, oxygen dynamics, and how pollution and fertilizer runoff threaten aquatic life.
A humorous column compares earthquake tremors to energy needs and Nixon's energy message. It cites NOAA data on tremors and energy releases, notes 7.0 to 7.9 quakes, and speculates on harnessing quakes via artificial means. It wittily suggests using Ella Fitzgerald’s singing to trigger tremors to light Southern California.
A Parade joke recounts how a Las Vegas judge married California youths for three dollars, then the groom later laments the marriage, claiming he married a regular witch. The judge sighs that two bucks buys little in such unions.
A reader defends The Confession of St Patrick as authentic and a living portrait of Ireland’s patron saint. The letter recounts Patrick’s life from family farm in Banavem Tabernine to slavery in Ireland, his escape, priestly training in Gaul, bishopric, and mission to Ireland. It notes his dream and a worldwide feast on March 17 celebrating his work and Ireland’s churches and monastic foundations. Letters up to 200 words preferred.
Garry Wills examines King’s enduring impact beyond electoral politics. He argues King’s legacy outlives presidents, rooted in nonviolence and social change. The piece notes Coretta Scott King’s efforts raising funds for the King Center and urges readers to support the cause directly.
A fragment from the United Mine Workers Journal discusses perceived stakes and the role of labor commentary. The note ambiguously references pen, pages, and duties, suggesting a reflective editorial stance on workers’ concerns and collective action.
A Vermont bank promotes its range of products and savings options through a lighthearted parable of six blind men at an elephant. The message argues customers each have differing views on what a bank offers and invites both existing and prospective customers to discover the bank’s full capabilities.
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